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These decorations are like glistening icicles swishing around ankles and legs.
Like a moth to a flame, we are drawn to light and these decorations are mesmerising.
These decorations were not necessarily easy to find, particularly after the January post-holiday sales and before stores put up their Christmas trees in November.
Although these decorations are mistakenly often thought to represent "traditional" architecture, such adornment emerged after the resettlement of populations during the apartheid era.
But as we learned a few steps down the next lane at Fireman's Hall, at Second and Quarry Streets, these decorations served a serious purpose in the 1750's.
Some people spend fortunes on these decorations, apparently unaware that they could make their neighbours – and in a couple of cases, partners – hate them just as much through the far cheaper expedient of taking up the drums.
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There was a strong correlation between the number of red wires and red rings at bowers (Spearman rank correlation: rs = 0.800, n = 14, P = 0.001), so I combined these decoration types in the analysis.
When supplemented with red wires and red rings, males that naturally had fewer red wires and red rings at their bowers were more likely to experience an increase in bower destruction than males that naturally had many of these decoration types, and they were more likely to have their experimental decorations stolen by rivals.
There's nothing wrong with having the odd thought about a previous Christmas, or wondering what your loved ones are doing, or admiring your neighbour's decorations––these can even cheer you up sometimes––but try not to dwell too much, as too much of this can make you feel sad, or more sad.
By day, these fresh decorations shade sunbathers.
These were decorations and a way of marking the festive excitement that was ratcheting up, not a snacking opportunity.
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